Basically the state government wants to know who to come after if there’s a problem like unpaid taxes or something hugely fraudulent.

As the Court itself stated:The efficient collection of property taxes and the stability of local government revenues depend, in part, on the availability of the tax sale as an enforcement mechanism.

Although Huntsville has seen it's share of growth, it seems like the private and public sector has some legs to keep moving.

Then, the light went off and I saw that this was going to be a Race to the Bottom and our Government wants "US" to owe "Them" more than when the whole World Banking System collapses for good. https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/

Try filling an 8-bedroom vacancy that cancelled 3-4 days before arrival.If governments start mandatory shutdowns again, and some nearby states (KY and IL for example) seem to be seriously considering it, large cabins will take the brunt of that.

Why... because we make sure our resident has a job, has savings, background and credit screening is done, etc.On a side note if the government wants landlords to take the weight of non-payment they need to start a program for landlords similar to affordable housing.

There is some uncertainty about how the market in this above area is handling the Pandemic impact, but I'm willing to wager that Government money and contracts + extra stimulus are keeping demand up.

There are some rules and regulations surrounding that, but so far, I think the government has been very lenient.

Government pencil pushers create rules without considering the consequences.

Then everyone could use this and mail a copy to their local representative at both levels of government.